Per usual, Kathryn and Jonathan are super busy! Jonathan talks about making a composite Marvel-style movie poster and creating his first photo album, and Kathryn shares the adventure of making her first dance film with her Canon R camera!

Kathryn and Jonathan discuss the new Canon R lenses, talk about compression when using long focal lengths, and Jonathan adds a piece of gear to his wish list.

Kathryn introduces her new dance photography packages at Classic Kids, Jonathan talks about a recent film project he was a dancer in, and they close out the episode discussing who has more directorial responsibility when making a dance film: the choreographer or the videographer.

Kathryn and Jonathan troubleshoot unwanted motion blur when photographing dancers with strobes.

Kathryn and Jonathan discuss taking photos on background paper, and how to deal with the ripples, bumps, and creases that are hard to avoid.

Jonathan is working on a new dance film project at VCU, Kathryn discovered a trick in photoshop to modify clothing, and both Capture Critiques feature interesting and new lighting set-ups.

After taking a short break for the winter holidays, Kathryn and Jonathan are back with their first episode recorded in 2021! Kathryn has a new lens, Jonathan is excited about a bunch of new gigs he has lined up, and they share a new image challenge component of the podcast. For more information, click here: https://www.instagram.com/tv/CJl7felHoPa/?igshid=zl53co840fjo

After discussing the virtual Nutcrackers of 2020, Kathryn and Jonathan share their dance and photography goals for the new year.